The Catholic Leader: Schools News

Pillars of St Michael's new charism unveiled

New charisms: St Michael's College Foundation Day prefects Steffilois and Stephanne Cebellos and Alex Johnson with three of the college's six charism pillars of St Michael

St Michael's College, Carrara, unveiled the six pillars of its newly-developed charism around the Archangel Michael at the annual foundation day Mass on June 3. (26/06/2011)

Indigenous focus at justice breakfast

BREAKFAST is not usually the place to discuss social justice issues, but at the annual Justice Focus Breakfast at San Sisto College, Carina, it's a staple. (19/06/2011)

Book reading helps stimulate students

READING books - it's fun and everybody's doing it. (12/06/2011)

Mt Maria visitors get immersed in culture

Stunning landscape: Mt Maria immersion participants in the shadow of the Olgas

MT Maria College campus minister Desley Murphy felt a sense of connection when she returned to Ltyentye Apurte (Santa Teresa) in the Northern Territory in April. (05/06/2011)

Walking the talk to give

Walking the talk: A group at St Pius' Primary School, Banyo, on their walk to make a difference through Project Compassion

CATHOLIC schools throughout Brisbane archdiocese dug deep during Lent for Caritas Australia's annual Project Compassion appeal. (29/05/2011)

Daniel takes social justice into politics

Southern Cross Catholic College Youth Parliamentarian Daniel Szabo with fellow students

A SOCIAL justice enthusiast from Southern Cross Catholic College is a step closer to his dream of giving the youth of the nation a voice. (22/05/2011)

Good will is taking a turn at home

Holy Cross primary school students (from left) Stella Artuso, Charles Williamson, Alex Finney, Isaac Artuso, Millie Finney, Fletcher Finney, Greta Salanitri, George Williamson and Sienna Artuso are in the mood for the school's annual fundraising festival

STUDENTS at Holy Cross primary school, Wooloowin, have spent the past few months putting the needs of other first but now it's their own community's turn. (15/05/2011)

Japanese uni students lifting skills

STUDENTS learning Japanese at three Catholic schools had a chance to practise their language skills with a recent visit from 39 university students from Japan. (08/05/2011)

Scholarly performers

Padua College students accept a cheque from the Kedron Wavell RSL Club to support their Canberra history tour

HISTORY students from Padua College, Kedron, had a unique experience on Anzac Day, taking part in the Dawn Service at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.er Foundation (QATSIF). (01/05/2011)

Lights, camera, action at Ashmore

Year 7 students setting up for an interview (from left) Taylah Stout, Briana Van Zijl, Georgia Clegg, Tanay Heron and Zali Seebach will produce the news for the second week back in term two. Heading the team but absent at the state swimming titles on the day was Mikayla Kersyen

WHEN Guardian Angels' Primary School's $3 million Building the Education Revolution (BER) project is officially opened on May 17 the Year 6 and 7 students are bound to be there with cameras rolling. (24/04/2011)

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